Disable itunes match

Hello guys, excuse my poor english, im writing from Venezuela, south america.
My problem is this: I recently recive an american (UUEE) credit card, so, i want to configure it as my main purchase method to buy music, movies and apps, but, when i try to change my payment method the program tells me that a have to change country first. Ok, so i go to my account and when i try to change country the program tells me this: "You have an active subscription to iTunes Match, you must cancel it to change store", but i dont find the way to do it, so, what can i do to just change the country so i can configure my new credit card to purchase in the united states store.
Thank you very much for your help,
Juan Aguilera

You need to contact iTunes Store support directly.

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Then I enabled iTunes Match on my iPhone 4S and my iPad2.
Yesterday I decided to disable iTunes Match on my iOS devices and synced them with my MacBook again.
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Disable itune match

How do I disable itunes Match on my iPad? With it enabled, my playlists on my laptop to not synch to the ipad. I gather this is not supported for some reason.

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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5637
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And I didn't really need iTunes Match except I wanted commercial-free iTunes Radio (which I think is great, by the way). At least for now, commercial-free radio (with a paid subscription) can be achieved only by enabling all of the iTunes Match features. I'm not sure why Apple requires this bundling unless its part of a general push to a streaming model for everything (more revenue opportunities) as opposed to supporting local storage.

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If you mean you want to sync your music from your computer to your iPhone you need to disable iTunes Match on the iPhone. Go to Settings > Music and set to iTunes Match to OFF (not green). You may need to wait a few minutes for the change to register with iTunes. Connect the iPhone via USB/Thunderbolt and sync the music.

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You have to disable iTunes Match to be able to change the Media Type. But are you sure they are being uploaded to the cloud? As Jim says, any tracks encoded at 96 Kbps and below are ineligible for iTunes Match. If if you have not done so you should enable the iCloud Status column in the iTunes browser.

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Cheers!
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Thanks, this is not an ideal answer but probably the most sensible one in my case.
I will try it unless someone has a better suggestion, but I'll wait a bit as it will take me a few days anyway (I had actually tried to create a new smaller playlist or download by album, but at this stage the music app is not letting me queue a list of songs for download - I think I will have to disable and re-enable iTunes match which will probably delete all the songs).
I have to say I am not very impressed with Apple here - having an online backup of all your data and beeing able to restore it to a new device easily was a strong selling point of iCloud. For music, they are Definitly not delivering at the stage.

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